An appealing idiom is :g with |. Inherited from vi, :g can run
multiple
commands. How about
:let n = 1
:g/$/s/^/mv /|s/$/\=printf(' sub%03d',n)/|let n += 1
Makes it easy to choose the start, the increment, and which lines get
numbered. Also, it's built from simple pieces, thus easy to remember.
Regards, John
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